Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts cleared the way Monday for Indiana to begin enforcing a law that restricts minors’ access to abortion without parental consent.

Roberts granted a request from the state to fast-track normal procedures and apply the Supreme Court’s opinion from June overturning Roe v. Wade to a federal appeals court, allowing the court to lift a stay on the law.

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